2005 Senior Crime Prevention
Seminars
More than 150 area residents turned out for
two Senior Crime Prevention Seminars (press release)
hosted this week by state Senator Bob Robbins
(R-50) in Hermitage and Meadville on September
14th and 15th.
The free seminars were organized with the
help of the state Attorney General's Office,
which has an interactive presentation that
serves to warn older residents about a variety
of scams and fraudulent activities, Robbins
said. The seminars included information and
advice on several topics including identity
theft, telemarketing, sweepstakes ploys, living
trust scams, and elder abuse. Below are
photos from the event.
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Seniors participating in the Hermitage Senior Crime Prevention Seminar hosted by Senator Bob Robbins |
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Mercer County District Attorney James Epstein speaks in Hermitage |
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Senator Robbins and Joyce O'Brien from the Attorney General's office addressing the senior seminar in Hermitage |
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Senator Robbins addressing seniors in Meadville |
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Joyce O'Brien of the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection in Meadville |
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Senator Robbins addressing seniors at the Meadville senior seminar |
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Crawford County District Attorney Francis Shultz in Meadville |
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Senator Robbins and Acting Meadville Police Chief Dave Stefanucci |
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Senator Robbins talking with constituents at the Meadville senior seminar |
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